Old Rocks
Diamond Member
Not at all. Most people with pale skins are found where there is often dim sunlight, and that paleness helps them with vitamin D. It is a survival characteristic for those areas.Dont get upset but do you consider white people to be a DNA malfunction? You know that unless unnatural steps are taken Nature will correct its mistake.Labeled as it currently is; sounds every bit as absurd as the creationists argument. Its time the scientific, and educational system got with the times; and updated the way they explain this topic. If you need any proof go over to the religion section. Even in this day and age you have grown adults who are ignorant about evolution, and still prefer superstition, and fairy tales, over evidence, and facts.No. It isn't okay.
Educators need to do better.
Propagation of the species by survival of the fittest sounds Darwinian to me.
Actually, that part is correct. Survival of the fittest insures the DNA stays true to the species and remains strong in the offspring. DNA malfunctions die off. Another reason why evolution doesn't work. It relies on millions of years of the exact same defect occurring to create a completely different species. Turns out it is actually imprinted in DNA NOT to make the same mistake twice.
Often if an animal has a defect, the others will kill it and prevent the defect from reoccurring. And where are the millions of years worth of "transition species" bones?
Who created the library of vital information within a cell to enable it to sustain it's life? If you think random pond slime did it, google some information on the complexity of DNA.